Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1887-04-01
IN TOWN. AND OUT.
Warm and pleasant.


Hang up your buffalo overcoat.
Considerable snow yet on the ground. |
Mrs. Charles Edick has been quite sick |
during the past week.
Plant Oscar II. Willis seeds and get
some of the prizes he offers.
Go to H. H. Days, Bismarck, for jew
elry, watches, repairing, etc.
See new cad" of s. A. Faulkner g. Co.,
Emmonsburg, on fourth page.
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IMessrs. Kccbler, Young and Linder-
man started for Bismarck, recently, on
foot.
District Attorney Armstrong came in
from the Capital City, staid over Sunday,
and returned.
Buying Oscar II. Wills northwestern
grown seeds is like buying gold dollars at
twenty-five cents each.
r. l.. Durant & Co., wholesale and re-
tail booksellers and stationers, wall paper
and music dealers. Bismarck, Oak.
Go to the Bismarck Greenhouses to get
all kinds of seeds and seed grain, trees,
vegetable plants, house and bedding
plants
The crop-lien bill will so secure grain
dealers that it will he possible for all our
! farmers who uro short Of seed to pro-
| cure it.
If you have no money, drive your hens
| up hill to make them lay, and take your
eggs to Oscar Ii. Will to get your vege-
table seeds.
In the birth notice of little Mr. Brindle
the RECORD stated that the young gentle
man settled in Emmons County on Jan.
g." 1t should have read "March o.
We learn thu, MIR. Ed. Savage has con-
| necled himself with the Methodist Church
| in Bismarck, and Miss Lille Kcim and
| Miss Bertha Packer are about to do like
wise.
<Mr. Bumstcul has been in town for
| two or three days on tinal-proof business.
A number Of citlzcns from the Holland
| settlement came with him and made their
proofs.
Everybody should make garden, and
| should plant only northern grown seeds.
You can get them of the best kind and in
| any quantity at Frank Frisby's, Main
street. Bismarck.
|k~Farmer Kelly reached home Thursday
evening from the Capital He found the
roads in very bad condition--no snow for
shedding on the high ground and too
much fer wagons in the coulees.
s<Unele Thomas Parks is in town, and
will remain until after the meeting Of the
| Commissioners. Having shelter and
plenty Of feed, he has brought every
head of his stock safely through the win
ter.
We learn that the cattle belonging to
| Messrs Shields and Roderick, left at the
camp and supposed to be drowned, ut
the time the people fed from the food,
were found to be all right after the wa
ter fell.
Uncle John McTavish was caller on
the RECORD. He says there is very little
snow left, over IN his neighborhood. He
Is going to SOW his wheat one week from
to-day Good friday, and intends to get
forty bushels to the acre.
In another column will be found the
advertisement of George Jennings, Bis.
marck, who keeps on hand one of the
best stocks of family groceries in the
city. Emmons County people will find
his prices very moderate.
Merchant Connor arrived home from
his New Hampshire trip last Friday. He
walked down from Sterling. Mr.. G. re.
ports that the winter has also been quite
severe in the Land O. Granite. the mer.
curry once dropping to the vicinity of 4C
degrees below zero at Henniker.
Do you See that Man7 He is Re
spected Citizen. He has Revolver in
his Hand What has he on his Shoulder
1t is Piece of Wood, and he Dug it out
of six-foot Snow Bank. Would he De
stroy any one who might try to Take the
Stick of Fuel? You bet he would.
Pretty nearly everybody from thl!
neighborhood has been in Bismarck dur
ing the week, and therefore everything
o has been extremely quiet. In tact thi
1 has been an exceedingly tough winte
y all through on Dakota hayseed local-iten
rustlers, and they will hail the coming
J. of spring with delight.
}. Our late honored fellow citizen, Mr.
a Donald Stevenson, has sold his meat
q market in Bismarck and will move will
n his family across to the Cannonbal
}, ranch as soon as the roads will permit
J. Through good or ill fortune, the bes
o wishes of Don's host of friends in thi
county will follow him.
1t is hardly necessary to call the attcn
Il ton of our citizens to the fact that th
e drug firm of Dunn & Co., opposite tn
L Sheridan House, Bismarck, keeps Of
,r; hand at all times large stock of fresl
1t and pure drugs. which will be sold at tn
is lowest prices. Give the firm call an
n be convinced of the fact. :,
|. Said a subscriber Of the Bismarck Trit
une and of the RECORD, the other day
.'Thc Tribune is an A No. 1 paper, IN
, an honor to the SlOpe but I do wis